St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-16
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Events of Yesterday
and Last Evening Among So
Ciety-GOerS.
THE ORGAN RECITAL


THE ORGAN RECITAL.
The organ recital given by Prof.
Henry McLochlan at st. Mary'S church
last evening was complete success.
g. The church was comfortably filled with
an audience that listened with atten-
ton and admiration to the rich, full
strains of the new organ. The pro-
gramme, which was a select and diff
cult one, was eXcellently rendered.
Miss Elsie Shave fully sustained her
reputation as cOntraltO singer of no
mean order in her solo, 80 Salutaris."
The feature of the evening was the
solo, Ave Maria," of Miss Shave, with
violin 0bligato by Mr.. Won GOetzen.
Prof. McLochlan is to be congratulated
on his first organ recital.
. I'll MUSICAL AND LITERARY.
a very pleasant musical and literary
entertainment was given at the chapel
of the First Baptist church astevening.
The programme was quite long but the
audience enjoyed every number on it.
Mr.! Tallmadge acted as master of cere-
monies.
A feature of the evening was the re-
citation by Manly B. Curry, who gave
scene from the first act of the Merchant
of Venice in a mastery manner.
Frank Grace, the juvenile editor of the
Spectator, which is the official organ of
the church, kept the audience in state
of gOOd-natured laughter by quoting
freely from the little paper.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The Dayton'S Bluff Dancing club will
give its first social this evening at
Workman's hall, corner Mendoza and
Margaret streets. The committee on
arrangements comprises John j. Walsh,
Thomas f. Laveli, William Ash and
Joseph Brown; the reception commit
tee. Z. Spell, A. McDonough, Joseph
Brown, Stephen McDonOugh; floor COM
mittee, Thomas, f. Lavell, John j.
Walsh, William Ash, Joseph Brown, s.
chestra.
The residence of J. K. Humphrey on
East Seventh was the scene of very
pleasant dancing party last evening.
About fifty young people were present
and spent a most ENJOYABLE evening.
The house was beautifully decorated
from top to bottom. Refreshments were
served shortly after II o'clock, and the
dancing was continued until late hour.
AT Siebert'S hall last night st. Paul,
Division No. Order of Railway Tele-
grapherS, gave their first annual recep-
ton and ball. Many telegraphers from
all over the state were in attendance by
invitation. Sixty couples enjoyed a
programme of dancing which lasted
until the small hours of the morning.
Supper was served at IL o'clock.
Several parties from st. Paul will at
tend the RedOtta club tonight at Wood
rufus hall, Merriam Park. The even
ing will be devoted to cards and dane
ing. Seibert's orchestra will furnish
music.
The Misses Farley. of University aye
hue, gave tObOggan party last evening,
from to 9 o'clock, after which refresh
ments were served and dancing con-
cluded the evenings enjoyment.
The Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian
Church society will hold its annual fair
and sale of fancy articles at RobertSon'S
block, West Seventh street, tomorrow,
from to 9 o'clock.
The Ideal Social club will give it's
third social party on Friday evening,
Dec. 80. at Seibert's parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. State, of Denver,
Col, are the guests of friends in Min
neapolis and st. Paul.
The Standard club had an entertain
ment, closing with hop, at the club
hall last evening.
Miss Lois Sprague, of Saltwater, was
guest of Miss Larkin, of Virginia ave-
hue, yesterday.
Miss Anna BrOwnell, of Chicago, is
the guest of relations in the city during
the holidays.
Miss Kate Pearce, of River Falls. is
the guest of Miss Gates, of 1glehart
street.
Mrs. L. F. Hubbard and son, of Red
Wing, are guests at the Merchants.